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Spring Cloud Alibaba Comprehensive Learning Path – Video, Documentation, and Code Examples

This article presents a detailed Spring Cloud Alibaba curriculum covering microservice architecture, service registration with Nacos, rate limiting with Sentinel, distributed transaction solutions, and practical hands‑on labs, providing video tutorials, documentation, and complete code samples for developers.

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Spring Cloud Alibaba Comprehensive Learning Path – Video, Documentation, and Code Examples

Spring Cloud Alibaba Comprehensive Learning Path – Video, Documentation, and Code Examples

Lesson 1 – Introduction and Schedule of Spring Cloud Alibaba Course

Lesson 2 – Advantages and Disadvantages of Traditional Architecture Patterns

Lesson 3 – Pros and Cons of Distributed Architecture Patterns

Lesson 4 – Advantages and Disadvantages of Service‑Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Lesson 5 – Simple Construction of a Web Service

Lesson 6 – Pros and Cons of Microservice Architecture

Lesson 7 – Potential Issues in Microservice Architecture

Lesson 8 – Differences Between First and Second Generations of Spring Cloud

Lesson 9 – Differences Between Spring Cloud and Spring Cloud Alibaba

Lesson 10 – RPC Call Timeout Issues

Lesson 11 – Service Governance Issues in RPC Calls

Lesson 12 – Basic Concepts of Microservice Service Registry

Lesson 13 – Architecture Principles of Microservice Service Registry

Lesson 14 – Concepts and Environment Setup of Nacos

Lesson 15 – Creating Service Provider Role

Lesson 16 – Creating Service Consumer Role

Lesson 17 – Underlying Implementation Principles of Service Offline

Lesson 18 – Differences Between Client‑Side and Server‑Side Load Balancers

Lesson 19 – Implementing Client‑Side Load Balancing Round‑Robin Algorithm

Lesson 20 – Implementing Client‑Side Load Balancing Random Algorithm

Lesson 21 – Usage of LoadBalancerClient

Lesson 22 – Using Feign Client to Call Interfaces

Lesson 23 – Principles of Feign Client Inheritance Mode

Lesson 24 – Applying Feign Client Inheritance Mode

Lesson 25 – Common Frameworks for Distributed Configuration Center

Lesson 26 – Why Use a Configuration Center

Lesson 27 – Design Principles of Distributed Configuration Center Part 01

Lesson 28 – Design Principles of Distributed Configuration Center Part 02

Lesson 29 – Nacos Platform Publishing and Managing Configuration Files

Lesson 30 – Common Nacos Integration Errors and Solutions Part 01

Lesson 31 – Common Nacos Integration Errors and Solutions Part 02

Lesson 32 – Managing Multi‑Version Configuration Files in Nacos

Lesson 33 – Nacos Cluster Integration with Database Control Part 01

Lesson 34 – Nacos Cluster Integration with Database Control Part 02

Lesson 35 – How to Implement Nacos Cluster

Lesson 36 – Manually Building Nacos Environment Cluster

Lesson 37 – Common Issues When Building Nacos Cluster

Lesson 38 – CAP Theory Design for Service Registry

Lesson 39 – Underlying Principles of Zookeeper Election Part 01

Lesson 40 – Underlying Principles of Zookeeper Election Part 02

Lesson 41 – Differences Among Nacos, Eureka, and Zookeeper

Lesson 42 – What Is a Microservice Gateway

Lesson 43 – Differences Between Filters and Gateways

Lesson 44 – Differences Between Zuul and Gateway

Lesson 45 – Diagram of Gateway Forwarding Principles in Microservices

Lesson 46 – Differences Between Nginx and Gateway

Lesson 47 – Building the First Microservice Gateway Project

Lesson 48 – Configuring Real Service Forwarding in Microservice Gateway

Lesson 49 – Implementing Clustered Microservice Gateway

Lesson 50 – Implementing Gateway Cluster with Nginx

Lesson 51 – Gateway Implementation of Request Parameter Interception

Lesson 52 – Rate Limiting Algorithms for Microservice Interfaces

Lesson 53 – Principles of Rate Limiting and Service Isolation for Microservice Interfaces

Lesson 54 – Manually Integrating Sentinel Framework for Rate Limiting

Lesson 55 – Optimizing Sentinel Configuration Initialization

Lesson 56 – Considerations for Configuring Sentinel Rate Limiting Callback Methods

Lesson 57 – Implementing Service Interface Rate Limiting Using Annotations

Lesson 58 – Starting Sentinel Console Application

Lesson 59 – Integrating Sentinel Console with Spring Boot

Lesson 60 – Dynamically Implementing Interface Rate Limiting via Sentinel Console

Lesson 61 – Implementing Signal Isolation with Sentinel Console

Lesson 63 – Implementing Hot‑Word Rate Limiting for Flash Sale Interfaces

Lesson 64 – Integrating Sentinel for Hot‑Word Rate Limiting in Flash Sale Interfaces

Lesson 65 – Setting Up Sentinel Console Environment

Lesson 66 – Configuring Client Hot‑Word Settings via Sentinel Console

Lesson 67 – VIP Channel for Hot‑Word Parameters in Sentinel Console

Lesson 68 – Course Schedule for Distributed Transaction Solutions

Lesson 69 – Background of Distributed Transaction Generation

Lesson 70 – Demonstrating RPC Distributed Transaction Background

Lesson 71 – CAP Theory in Distributed Foundations

Lesson 72 – Application Scenarios of CAP Theory

Lesson 73 – Base Theory of Distributed Foundations

Lesson 77 – Frameworks for Distributed Transaction Solutions

Lesson 78 – Overview of Seata Framework for Distributed Transactions

Lesson 79 – Underlying Principles of Seata for Distributed Transactions

Lesson 80 – Building Seata 1.x and 4.x Environment

Lesson 81 – Uploading Configuration Content to Nacos Config Center

Lesson 82 – Integrating Seata Client with Distributed Transaction Framework

Video includes documentation and code nacos related materials

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